The Sun. — London, England, 1818-08-24 00:00:00

bee ; 110ii r ' i , aaf► % .........% ~~e rs s~ ~~ jl~s' 1 0 iperl c coo° mobil e ; t 6 ' o , icle 9 sped f ;jo t " be s° : odsr;°. Wee° e a 1' " 1g )e fi bYl`l- 01110 - , ,1) l' 6l , . itilhor) 4 es s e JO' )it he • I o wee , ill: (11 ''ce r 11 • abet' volt" EtosV -inl , 0 Greg' nel , pi rleY b bic etain e " , si Ilia situatio n w i t h t h e f u ll appro b at i on o f no4soN Lowe, to whom are obviously en trust,,i —4 the Peace and security of Europe. Cow, frigateB3, AUG. 2 3.—Arrived the United States ti G uerrier f rom B oston for Petersburg!), with r * • % V. CAMPBELL, as Minister. 'ne universal interest which the fate of Mr. 411tPrutiorr has excited is highly honourable to our cou ntrymen. We doubt not that this feeling .8S e qual i n fl uence upon the minds of our Rulers, " ( I that nothing will - be omitted on their part •W hieb the honour of the country requires. The ambition of the A mer i ca n Government, and its tilisPoSition to encroach on the territories of the I . ll ' N ATIONS, were f u lly man if es t e d i n t h e 'lst Niessage of THE PRESIDENT, addresSCil to c't)gress. as we have b , fore noticed on several occasions' and which the American General has 7111"1 into suet) tneiciless and a t roc i ous caeca pen ° o . th a t even the feelings of the American Ple themselves have revolted from his "ri'luct, Particularly in the case of Mr. AR. 111i""NoTT, who, from all accounts , rat h er iike.vrves Ametican gratitude for his than irs vengeance f or hav i ng acted f eelings of justice and humanity. We refer ti4t. Reader s to a Lyttfr , from the unforrnnate 4""l et nan in o ur P aper of this day, which abun th itlYiustifies these remarks, and fully sanctions u lif ligna . ti on as well as regret which his f a te s eXeited. to e great l engt h of several of the Parliamentary it is precl u d e our i nserting them entire, as Itn; "" duty to render our Journal miscellaneous i vt n ''"ing to the great body of our Readers, but le r 34411 461 'llys extract such parts as may be in ,' : 441 : 10 the People ' in general, and they will , 'sue s extracts in Out Pauer this day. • * l` tit ~., y kih t , r t wt-REts.—On Saturday morning her Ma- L'ard_ . u 'Lli an airing in her little chaise in Kew of Q t y'is , , for upwards of an hour. The Duchess !Mb. , Le r•sTER and the Princess AUGUSTA walk tSt% i v -.the side of the QuEEN The Duke of Sus ordii,tied his Royal Mother at the saute time. At I n ' ,n" Lady BuLxv.t.F.:v went from their house Vi s i t l'efiel Goer!), on Saturday, to Kew, on a to . 1 4 , •l' aIAJESTY• 'Cl n s ____.........._ • lawit aturdny morning the Duke , of YORK left )'ti f or Wit l a vis it to the Princess So iiir 411 r Vil '?;i11 1 , "is Royal Highness proceeded to Qat , T 4" dintitr. 'loose P i lti NcE It P.GENT will not return to Carltdn 'll. 4,l i4ln 'eciiitiely. His Royal Highness intends liir t ` I 'l: from the Stud House, at Hampton o),;414)-Ittorrow, or on Wednesday, where he ~' to ,t l lll r ema i„ a t i n y or two, and thence go ''"• r 's v i:, ' , t i e Marquis of H F mi•Porin u at Rag! ! y * t3 ert. 1 / 4 the Alatquis of ANGLESBA, at Beau .;l • Ise ' l"' BE Nj A m i N B Loom et ELI) Jett the Stud fo",,ills jorrlia‘turday, at noon, to m a k e prepara ""•••(4o, " Royal Highness's reception a t Ox , ljo 4 114 1 I k a l i " 1 rs(l ay , Friday, and Saturday, the do -14,11130,61 : r ilice LeopoLo were removing into t° ‘ l,l4. g t i i 'g " - liotise. The arrangements were all it ! tF-- "Il the latter clay. A "ettl• tii l l4, BB , 4 y the Marquis D'OsisioND, the French ,'"llt s , ( T a ni, had long interview with Mr. GAL tttiliir.•:, le American Ambassador to the Court of t ett ti t the London Hotel, in Albemarle ' D t , ri l i.;"" A zs i ss G er- GustEz (attached to the Spanish i (4114tikRt this Court) arrived from Madrid in a t t i4 p ,' Wi t t i l l 'ee, at six o'clock on Saturday morn ihved 1..- dispatches. Don JUAN SIERRA also te it i t bei ti 't ' 4l Paris with dispatches, that Gentle , eoltip attached to the Spanish Embassy at gir fl it artist. , li o r ee„ licii 7 . Irons Leghorn repeats the report of Li, (ll stsp A i'llion of the Doke of ST. Leo (Louts '4e R TE )an d 1 • wife ,I : 1 is said have rII bi. his ‘viiiegl :1t14.1 pia at „ • • c7rtyvate interview. x ANTI. i ( HI of the arrival of the LORD LlEU ttleel'ieletrii till: 114 4' 41c Y's i is not determined on. His At t , b y „ ( eparttire from Dublin will he regii- V , ..,rie A i ne arriv a l of the Grand aike MICHAEL Iti, ,"ropolis•—(Cork ildcerliser ) !l'r, r. 4,1 ,1 I,P -oin of Ossory is claimed by JAMES t ‘tts "tek I, () 4 1 11 , ' bg• son of the late Captain JuHN t nti a Ili . Ck. of the Irish Brigade. toloalrbinus.":th'Y ti ght last the parish church of teitti, ace an d broken into, and robbed of the ;:o ill itig. tie 4 sk ll tassels belonging to 'he pulpit and R 1 1 1 .1 41 4 1 4) ' and of the linen belonging to the ii, I gt .... r t table A. • T g t w ilt , h. .. . . ' "`c ''e parish chest also, I si iit tl °ll l i,, g ;:ne 4 vstry route, was forced open, 11 11 4 l in i , b e stiles papers and books being eon -4,t fro ru ; file thief or thieves did not steal any It til l tltto tit "• 11,1)441/latii,---A Murder of the most brutal kind l'vii, tiester,.‘" "It Friday night, in Chapel -street, titt,k4scersubliithe body of a man belonging to the h e i ii had 1 3 , e1. 4 y a corporal of the 31st Foot. 17i.!ttv,s4_ tlisplitet "linking together with some girl;, tt ;;0 (1113 it 4 s " °Se ' and blows ensued ; but the 1,• 11 il l 'Y. h e " PP°sed, being too strong for his I tta u 'iker • "lacked him with the butt-end of try o ' and l eft I • • dead I, t 4e L . Ut, i i _ r mu for ; but hearing IN. `'llit alit c eturiled, and, with the most sa- Ni t , lV h Y, sit t ~ . - r t) l itts lett the alt hint three blows on the 11._Iltt's th(terii,4 W"teliman found hint, a few . u 44 "ry . r(l4 . he vi.. ‘R h i„' alio .41 on .. as quite dead. The .Co tt,„ h at j l etr itn , 'Be body on Saturday after ‘,-"riit ,: 14 1 li, nett a vertliet Of " Wilful Murder (4--4,.`ir:till.e.ti-,"l4;otith'e'7i7;Ydaotlilet corporal," i who is PiteVo4lllll,4 141,c:1'461k% w hile o t r h t e ri f a aMily were at k, i ill, it t e nf m. m 1 St. An -41,4 ttoil key 140..., IS. et! ey, on tot ,:ilt t „ k , a'''';"rs, Was entered by meats 141 1i tto e il, wit," property to a considerable t tted. i W hich the thieves got clear Srill' NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 23. —Yesterday arrived the Gl o b e , B LYTH, from London, with 116 Lu natics for Hasler Hospital ; she will take Con victs in here for New Souili Wales. Arrived al so His Majesty's ship Islet- from Newfoundland. Sailed H. M. S. Plimion for Leith, and, Hope gun-brig on a CriliZe ; 4!;(1 to-day arrived H.M.S. Confiance from a croize. The Queen Charhitte, 1 OS, was paid off on Monday last, and re-commissioned the following day by Captain BRIGGS, As she flag-ship of the Admiral, Sir GEORGE CAMPBELL, K.C.13. Com wander:in-Chief at this port.—The following Of heers are appointed to her : Lieutenants George Charles Blake, John L. Beckford, W. R. Cooley, Henry M. Williauas, Gcorge Allen, Richard Mon. gan, John F. Appleby, John W. Young ; Lewis John, Mas ter; John P. O'Berne, Surgeon ; James Henderson, Purscr ; Rev. John Brigstocke, Chaplain. Alarines—Lieutenants Pearson and filennerhassett. The Rochefort, 74, Capt. Sir A. C. DICKSON, Bart. was taken into dock early this morning.— She will be paid off next week, and recommis sioned by Captain GREEN, for the flag-ship of Rear-Admiral Sir THOMAS FRREMANTLE, G. C. B. who is to succeed Rear-Admiral Sir CHARLES PENROSE, as Commander in Chief of his Ma jesty's ships and vessels in the Mediterranean. The Driver, 18 guns, Capt. C. H. REID, is ordered to this port from Leith, for the purpose of being paid off, and recommissioned. The Parthian sloop was commissioned onTues day by Capt. BIGLAN D. She is fitting for foreign service, and intended for the Jamaica station. The Grecian schooner was paid off all standing on Monday last. She is ordered to be recom missioned, and fitted up for Channel service.— Lieut. N. MARTIN is appointed to command her. The Tortoise store-ship was paid off on Tuesday. The Prometheus is expected to be paid off on Monday next. . FALMOUTH, Auc. 2L—Arrived the Walsing ham packet with mails from ;Malta and Gibraltar sailed from the former lst July, and from the lat. t4-t. 28th July. GREENLAND FISHERY.. HULL, AUG. 4 20.—Arrived the Andrew Marvel, Ortoti, from Davis' Straits with 5 fish ; and the Eagle, Brewis, from do. with 4 fish. Au G. 21.—Arrived the Brunswick, from do. with fish. NORTH SHIELDS, Ava.2l.—Arrived the Lady Jane, Fle ming, with II fish, I bottle-nnse from Davis' Straits. The Sarah and Elizabeth, Cury; Ipswich, Garden; Expe riment, -; and Dundee, Cooper, have arrived in the River from Greenland. The Andrew Marvel, and the Eagle, arrived at Hui!, tiring the following account of the success of the undermentioned ships, viz.:—Ariel, 5 fish ; Alfred, 3 fish ; Albion, 4 fish ; Brothers, 3 fish; Everthorpe, 2 or 3 fish; Equestris, 1 fish; Harmony, 3 fish; Hannibal, 5. or 6 fish; Ingria, 4 fish ; Laurel, 4 fish ; Royal George; 6 fish ; Samuels, 3 fish ; Swan, 4 fish; Symmetry, 4 fish ; Three Brothers, lust. Friday evening the Ister frigate, Captain T, FORREST, C. B. returned to Portsmouth from Newfoundland, having taken out Vice-Admiral Sir CHARLES lIANIit..ToN, Bart, who took upon him the Government of that Island anti its depen dencies, on the 20th of July. The Ister was 35 days on her passage to St. John's. She left it . again on the 31st ult. when the Drake, Captain SHIFFNER (bearing the flag), and Carnation, Hon. Captain GORDON, were lying there. The Sir Francis Drake, Captain BowKEE, vras gone on a ernise. Tile Tamar, Captain TOKER, was at Halifax, under repair, she having sustained damage by striking on a ledge of rocks, when going into Bonavista Bay. The Importer trans port, for Cork, with a division of the 08th regi ment, commanded by Colonel FITZHERBERT, on board, sailed from St. John's on the 30th of July ; as did also the Loyal Briton (Lieutenant LEY, Agent), with a detachment of the same regiment, for Ilalifax.—The American frigate Java, Capt. M'DONALO, arrived in Cowes Roads on Friday night, to water, in 28 days from Boston. Time Ister was four days in company with her, but no communication took place between them. The Isttr telegraphed the Spartan, Capt. Wise, C. B. on her return from conveying the Duke of GLou- CESTER to Bourdeaux. She welt into Plymouth on Friday. Friday afternoon the Wasp sloop of war, Cap tain IVILLIAM WoLBIGE, having been in commis sion three years, returned to Portsmouth, from the Mediterranean station, to be paid off. She left Malta on the lith of July. and Gibraltar o►, the 2d inst. Sir CHARLES PENROSE, who had been cruising on time coast of Italy, in the Albion, was going into Malta when the Wasp was coining out. The Glasgow was on the coast of Italy ; the Spey and Satellite were in the Archipelago; the Myrmidon was at Malta, and the Ganymede on the Gibraltar station. The IVasp is under quarantine. _ - Rear-Admiral OTWAY hoisted his flag Friday afternoon, at Portsmouth, in the Phaeton, Capt. DILLoN, tinder the usual salutes, and sailed Sa turday afternoon to take the command at Leith. It is rather a remarkable occurrence that the Rear-Admiral should hoist his flag, for the first time, in the same ship in which lie first embarked for sea as a Midshipman, 35 years s i nce . Th e Phaeton was then comtnanded by Sir John Col poys. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.—Captain D. E. Bartholomevr, C.D . to cottimaial the Leven frigate, fitting out at Chatham; Capt. Hunn to command the Raleigh sloop Of War ; and Cai.tain at Chatham. Sit IV. ',:isetnati, Bart, to the Sophi e , o f 18 gnus, "LORD LIVER POOL. PLYMOUTH, AUG. 2J.—lye have been unex pectedly favoured a ith , a visit by Lord Llvea Toot., the Milne Alinister, who art ived at the Fountain Hotel, on Sunday last, tbr the purpose of viewing that stupendous tintlertaking, the Breakwater, in the . Sotind, w hide h e t a k es deep in .terest, and of which, on inspecting it the fol lowing day, lie expressed the highest de gree of satisfaction. His - Lordship also paid considerable attention to the state of the Dock ' yard and shipping, being particular in his en-' quirks on every point connected with them., Ile went on bfiaid the St. Vincent, which has been opened to some extent for a minute survey, and was much gratified at receiving the most favourable report from the shipwright officers of the soundness of her condition, which affoyfs the best ground to hope that this fine ship will lot as long, and yield as much satisfaction, by her services to the public, as the venerable officer with whose name she hand been honoured. It ap• pears that his Lordship was led to hope, that the other ships, which have been ordered to be open ed, ‘vould he found io an equally good conditioo. After examining the Breakwater on Monday, his Lordship, accompanied by Lord Exmouth, pro-•• ceeded to the new watering place in Bori sand Bay. The reservoir being nearly com pleted, Mr. Whidbey had the water let into it for the first time, in the presence of his Lordship, who, together with Lord Exmouth, seemed fully sensible of its utilit rand advantages. The situation of the reservoir is ,highly romantic, and united with the services it is capable of rendering w our ships and fleets, forms an object of peculiar attrac tion to the picturesque eye and the patriotic mind. On Tuesday his Lordship dined with the Earl of Mqunt Edgcumbe, being received on land ing with a salute of 17 guns from the battery at Barnpool. The following morning his Lordship took his departure for London. HAYMARKBT BATRE .—There has seldom been a piece so attractive, for many years at this theatre, as the new Comedy of The Green Man. The oddity of the title has, no doubt, some influence upon public curiosity, but the intrinsic merit of the work,,with its- amusing mixture of pathos and pleasantry, and the admirable manner in which it is uniformly supported, will fully account for its success. TaanY, in particular, has now so far established, his character, that he may be indifferent to .managetial caprice, as the town will not easily part with such a Performer. 'The au dience was very numerous on Saturday. THR ARTS. --Mr. DAwa, whose merit has justly raised hits to a conspicuous station among the chief Artists of this country, has recently finished a whole length Portrait of the Duke of KENT. The likeness in the countenance and figure of his Royal Highness is exact, and there is an air of martial dignity, which imparts an unaffected grace to the whole. The accessary decorations are ap propriate, simple, and striking. The At ti,t has also nacre a Portrait of the Duchess, in the Kit kat'size, which is also worthy of his professional rank. The amiable character for which this Princess , is (Hsi ilgoished is happily. pourtrayed" in her features, which are marked by an interest ing expression of benignity. 'A whole length Por trait of the Ducheis is to follow, as a companion to that of her Royal Consort. THE LATE PROFESSOR PORSON.—CHANTRY has now finished his Bust of this most eminent scholar anti critic. It is to be appropriately placed, at the request of the Senatus ileadoilicus, among the monuments of the '' illustrious dead," in the Chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge. The following is the plain and simple inscription on the Tablet KICARDIJS PoRSONT, Nat. VIII. Kal. Jan. A.D. MDCCLIX. A. B et Coll. S. S. 'Tin. Soc. MDCCLXXXI., A. M. MDCCLXXXV. Oh. VII. Kal. Oct. MDCCCVIII. P. J. C. BANKS.—CAROLUS BURNEY. The ruins of a Roman military station lately discovered at Haceby, near Grantham, and which from the exact distance front Lincoln (26 miles), and other reasons, is very strongly believed to be the ancient Causennis set down in Antoninus' sth her in Britain, consist at present of the following particulars : viz, three distinct apartments, the middle one 16 feet by 22, the dimensions of the others not yet ascertained ; the floors paved with red and' white small stones, three quarters of an inch square each, and form ing different patterns ; the first (hy the road) in squares, the middle one in octagons, of the third only part of a border inscribed with circles remains. These floors appear to be form ed of a bed of compact tempered blue clay, 20 'inches thick, covered with a strong cement of lime, about two inches thick, in which the tes sera are paved and set fast. The walls are of stone, firmly laid in strong coarse lime :nor ' ter; the outside ones are five feet thick ; the inner ones between the rooms three feet only. Not any of these walls remain higher titan the floors. No idea can be formed of them as a habitation, further than may be guessed from fragments dug up which show that the roof was covered with coars e bl ue s l ate , an d the walls lined on the inside with different coloured figured tiles, not any two alike, and in some parts by fine cement, like stone painted in various colours. Of the windows, only a very few pieces of glass have been yet found, stained through of a beautiful blue colour. Of timber nothing has been met with hut black charcoal, like embers, which produces a conjecture that the fabric was partly destroyed by fire. It is certain that I3OTH the Grind Ptizes et 30,0001. and the fifteen other Capitals (be sides tiie Four Pipes of IVine). must all he de cided To-mortow, and 39 it is very uncertain such oppari twit y may again occur, those who hare not already done so, ought certainly la secure a chance for them to-day, at eilli.r of WEBB's Offices, 9, C.rithill, and 17, Ludgate -street, where TithEE 30,0001. Prizes were sold in Shares in the short space of thirteen months. As ti,e Drawing begins at nine in the morning, IVEBB's Offices will be kept open until twelve d'cloch to-niglit. CORN MARKET, &c. Coax-Excnalloe, AUG. 24.—We had a good supply of Wheat and Oats, boll; from our own coast and abroad, which sold briskly at the prices of this diy week ; Barley is in demand, and 2s. per quarter dearer ; White Pease have advanced 3s. per quarter ; in consequence of the failure of the crops of Beans, they have advanced :inn I Os. per quarter.—!n other kinds of Grain there is no alteration. Foreig,o Wheat -60 s. 70s. Fine ditta - -80 s. 84s. English Wheat - 655. 70s. Fine (iitto - - -80 s. 90s. Ohl ditto - - - —s. —S. Rye Fine ditto - - - —s. —s. Barley - - - - aSs. 445. Fine ditto - - -50 s. 565. New ditto - - - 545. tiOs. Malt Fine ditto - - - 905. —s. WhitePease (boilers) 545. 565. Fine ditto - -60 s. 68s. GreyPease - - -55 s 60S. Fine Grey Pease - 635. —s. - - - 68 s. 759. Old ditto - - - _s. —s. Small Tick Beaus -80 s. 925. Old ditto - - - —s. Feed Oats - -28 s. 30s. Fine ditto - - - 345. 365. Poland ditto - 33+.365. Fine ditto - - - 384. 40s. Potatoe ditto - -36 s . 421. Rape Seed 461. 521. per last. Fine Hour - 73 5 . Seconds - - - 655. 70s. HOP INTELLIGENC:E. WoRf4ISTER, AUG. 21.—Onr duty is now laid at 15,0U0i. in consequence of the continued im provement of the plantation. MAJOR-GENERAL SIR HENRY TORRENS. --- Last week it was understood, th a t Sir H ENR I TORREN S was about to visit Derry, his native city, and in a few hours after the intimation was received it was agreed by a number of the most respectable inhabitants to invite their highly distinguish ed fellow-citizens to a public dinner, as a mark of their approbation of his public and pri vate worth, and the many acts of attention and kindness conferred by Sir H. TORRENS on persons connected with Londonderry. Upwards of two hundred names already appear on the subscription paper, and we find that Sir Henry has been plt as ed to accept of the invitation.—(Derry Journal.) APPREHENSION OP MR. fIiRVEY.-About the period of the dissolution of Parliament, a young man of gentlemanly appearance, and of elegant manners, 'travelled in the West of En - gland in a carriage and four, under the assumed name of Harvey, and stated every where that he was going to offer himself as a candidate for one of the Cornwall boroughs, varying the name of the bo rough as it suited his purpose. In his progress he introduced himself to a number r of country Bankers, to whom he stated the object he had in view, observing that nothing was to he done without plenty of money at borough elections, and producing at the same time letters of credit front Bankers in London, with whom they were connected. These let ters were f orget ies. Many of the Banker's, acting with caution, declined crediting this impostor, but with others he was too successful. He is reported to have netted by his fraudulent representations upwards of 20,0001. The numerous frauds be had committed being sooni afterwards discovered, be was traced to have sailed for France, where pursuit was made after him, but without effect. Application being made by the parties most interested to Lord Castlereagh, he wrote to the British Envoys ands Consols abroad on the subject. Information was also dis patched to Bankers on the Cont inent. These various measures were attended with the desired effect. The culprit was ultimately discovered at Turin, in the disguise of a servant ; and, accord ing to information which reached.townon.Friday, he was on his way to 'England, untie*c a proper escort. Property to the amount of 18,000/. is said to have been found upon him. We are told that he is related to a Member of the House of Commons. PoLica.—The attention of our Magirrates, and the activity of ou r P o li ce , h as b een manifested this week, by the doors of our prison being thrown wide open, not a cell being occupied, or a prisoner under examination; this was the case on Friday, and we trusr that the circumstance is an harbinger of better and more prosperous times. %ire hope that we shall have frequent occasion to record such a proof of the peaceable and orderly conduct of our townsmen.— (Birmingham Herald, Au gust 22.) Sir GERARD NOEL gave a true old English gala on the PRINCE REGENT'S Birth-day, to his Rut land Tenantry awl the Gentry of the neigh bourhood, in Exton Park, to which nearly three hundred persons were invited. On the extensive piece of water a sailing match took place, and on its banks were erected Indian huts, formed of the sprouts of pines. The amusements of the day, were followed by a ball at night in the hoe. pitabie mansion. Thursday rather a novel sight attracted the at• tendon of many of the inhabitants of Gloucester, nothing less than a youthful couple. (the Gentle man not 21, and the Lady only 16) making the hest of their way to the Blacksmith's lodge, at Gretna-green. They arrived about 10 o'clock, and incautiously waited breakfast, but had the start of papa, who, with two legal assistants, pistols, &c. came into the town . at eleven, and immediately proceeded on the north-road ; near Kidderminster he came in view of the fugitives, and ultimately overtook thew, when the capture was made; and about eleven at night, the pretty dears were brought to Gloucester on their return to the neighbourhood of Taunton, there to meet the frowns of mamma and two maiden aunts,— Delightful Misery!—(Donca s ter, Bfc. 8;e. Gazette, Aug. 21.) HoBBERY.—On Saturday morning the servant at the house at Colonel Bi ND. of Cultisiresm lßegi►nent of Foot Guaids, corner of Straitord plac•e, having lett the area gate open, anti the sash of the kitchen window up, whilst he went on some temporary business about the towti, a thief entesed and stole the cable-cloth off the parlour table, a tea caddie, and various other articles 01.1 the sideb oar d, wi•li I.‘ hIC hi be escaped. Bista's Oakes are, if possible,. obtaining a greater share of Patronage this Lottery than berew'ine this perhaps is o►ving to there hying Two Prizes of Thiity Thousand Pi).• Ads whidt must he drawn To-morrow, and it is no doubt in the recollection of the Public th.-it he shared Two Prizes of that amount in the very. last Scheme which contained 30,0001. Prizes, and out of 14 Prizes of 33,000;. in the last IC(1 years, he has sold and shared Ten. I' 11 0 ° rfi fo Malt a ' NIICC.